Re: [Dev] Reading file using inbound endpoint

2018-02-23 Thread Milinda Perera
According to the file URIs, I believe you are using Windows. Could you please try using *'\' instead of '/'. *i.e: C:\ProcessedFiles On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 5:43 PM, dhanya wrote: > Hi Shakila, > > Replaced the file configurations from registry values to hardcoded values > as > shown below. > >

Re: [Dev] Reading file using inbound endpoint

2018-02-23 Thread dhanya
Hi Shakila, Replaced the file configurations from registry values to hardcoded values as shown below. C:/ C:/Failed C:/ProcessedFiles Error message still persists. Hi Himasha, The permissions seems to be there and the file has already been moved to the required folder

Re: [Dev] Reading file using inbound endpoint

2018-02-23 Thread Himasha Guruge
Hi Dhanya, Please check if you have necessary permissions(read/write) in ' /C:/ProcessedFiles'. Thanks, Himasha On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 2:19 PM, dhanya wrote: > Hi, > > While using an inbound endpoint for file processing, i am getting the > error > message that the file could not be renamed e

Re: [Dev] Reading file using inbound endpoint

2018-02-23 Thread Shakila Sasikaran
Hi Danya, Could you please let us know the values of these parameters? Is there any slash character issue in the given URI? transport.vfs.FileURI transport.vfs.MoveAfterProcess Thanks On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 2:19 PM, dhanya wrote: > Hi, > > While using an inbound endpoint for file processing,

[Dev] Reading file using inbound endpoint

2018-02-23 Thread dhanya
Hi, While using an inbound endpoint for file processing, i am getting the error message that the file could not be renamed even though the file is processed successfully and move to the specified "ProcessedFiles" folder. What could be causing this error message? [2018-02-23 13:24:26,534] [EI-C